5 tips to improve driving in dark
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5 Tips to Improve Driving In Dark
Stop, Sip, Sleep
RSA advice to “stop, sip, sleep” for those that feel sleepy while driving as tiredness related accidents can result in serious injury. They advice motorists to stop the car in a safe place then sip a caffeine drink and sleep for 15 minutes if they feel sleepy while driving.
If Weather Is Not Good
Prior to setting off on a trip, it is advised to confirm if there are any troubles on your planned route. The Road Safety Authority advises to always plan in advance, mainly when travelling in the dark.
Is Your Car Ready For Winter?
There are a many important checks that all motorists must do to get ready for driving in darker conditions. Preferably a complete tune-up must be done in addition to normal checks.
Check your Night Vision
Eye care is frequently ignored by drivers but mainly for those who drive a lot or drive in dark, it is necessary to have regular eye examinations. Some people have trouble in seeing in dark and low-light conditions and suffer from a state identified as ‘night-time blindness’.
Replace Your Headlights If Needed
Don’t forget to replace your old broken headlights with the new headlights before setting up for a journey. If your headlights are not in good working conditions then it can put you in serious troubles later.
